8.6
rating
Ludopedia
7.2
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Perfect for Disney lovers and fans of cooperative games with a creative theme. The highlight is the immersive art production vibe.
Highlights
- Very charismatic Disney theme
- Co-op that requires great synergy
- Varied character abilities
- Visually appealing components
Keep in mind
- Moderate language dependence
- Can be stressful for beginners
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Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of an animation studio? In Disney Animated, you and your friends step into the shoes of the team at Walt Disney Animation Studios with the mission of bringing five cinematic classics to life. But it's not just about drawing and painting; to get these movies off the ground, you'll need detailed background art, vibrant colors, and that perfect sound design that makes all the difference. The catch? The villains from these very films don't want the magic to happen! They'll try to sabotage your deadlines and cause as much chaos as possible during production.
To win, the group must work in total harmony. You'll need to manage and apply five fundamental pillars: Heart, Focus, Inspiration, Grit, and Teamwork. Each player brings unique abilities to the table, so coordination is the key to defeating the villains' traps and delivering the masterpieces on time. It's a cooperative game where communication is essential to balance production demands while fighting off malicious interference. If you can properly orchestrate the studio's resources, the magic happens and the movies hit the screens. Otherwise, the villains win the battle against the clock. Get your pencils ready, sharpen your focus, and good luck, because the deadline is tight and the pressure is on!
To win, the group must work in total harmony. You'll need to manage and apply five fundamental pillars: Heart, Focus, Inspiration, Grit, and Teamwork. Each player brings unique abilities to the table, so coordination is the key to defeating the villains' traps and delivering the masterpieces on time. It's a cooperative game where communication is essential to balance production demands while fighting off malicious interference. If you can properly orchestrate the studio's resources, the magic happens and the movies hit the screens. Otherwise, the villains win the battle against the clock. Get your pencils ready, sharpen your focus, and good luck, because the deadline is tight and the pressure is on!
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Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Funko Games
Designer
Ashwin Kamath, Chris Rowlands, Matt Christianson, Prospero Hall
Artist
Migy Blanco
Is the game hard to learn?
It has a moderate weight (2.36 on BGG). It's not overly complex, but the group needs to understand action coordination to avoid being overwhelmed by the villains.
Do I need a translation to play?
Yes, there is moderate language dependence. You'll likely need a translation sheet or translated cards to fully enjoy the experience.
How many people can play?
The game supports 2 to 4 players, making it ideal for small groups who enjoy planning strategies together.
How long does a game last?
Usually between 40 and 80 minutes, depending on how quickly the team handles the villain events.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, being cooperative and Disney-branded, it's great for families, as long as the kids have the patience for resource management and planning.